Suzuki Hyosaku II Kyo-nuri Koma Trays vintage inuyama chawan some wear along the edges

some wear along the edges

and in winter ceramic kogo are used for holding kneaded incense intended for the hearth

When crickets appeared it was time to plant crops

It is wheel-thrown and the lid is decorated with a blue dragon

This listing is for an Izumo kurogaki chasaji tea scoop made by Okaya Mokugei workshop located in Shimane Prefecture

Suzuki Hyosaku II Kyo-nuri Koma Trays vintage inuyama chawan some wear along the edges*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a pair of Kyo nuri koma trays made around 50 years ago by master craftsman, Suzuki Hyosaku II. They are made of wood and the design consists of thick concentric circles made with three colours of lacquer. A koma is a spinning top, a traditional folk art toy played with during New Year. Spinning tops are considered